Study: Planned delivery may reduce high blood pressure and complications during childbirth

A recent study suggested that women suffering from pre-eclampsia should seek a planned delivery as this would reduce the risk of delivery complications.

Pregnant women are advised to do a lot of things, but what they should not do is plan their delivery. Reproduction is a natural process and natural birth is expected to be the best. However, some studies have found that the planned delivery can reduce high blood pressure and pregnancy complications. If women with eclampsia plan to give birth, they are likely to be protected from high blood pressure and may experience fewer complications.

According to the journal "The Lancet & # 39; Women between the ages of 35 and 37 weeks are pregnant and suffering from pre-eclampsia is less likely to suffer from planned delivery.

Pre-eclampsia is a serious illness in which every twentieth pregnant woman usually suffers from the middle of her second trimester. Leaving this condition untreated can lead to serious maternal complications such as life-threatening damage to vital organs that can be life-threatening to both mother and baby. Worldwide, about 1

00 women die every day from this disease.

Lucy Chappell, a professor at King's College London and lead author of this study, said, "We wanted to find out when a woman with premature babies could best be delivered from pre-eclampsia."

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Physicians and women need to consider the trade-off between minor maternal complications and severe hypertension in newborns, but the study results show that these babies were not ill because they were born earlier, "she added. [19659004Theresearchersconcludedthatifbirthwasplannedwithin48hoursofthediagnosisofpre-eclampsiaeitherbycaesareansectionorbymedicationseveralcomplicationsincludinghighbloodpressurecouldbereducedandmorewomenwerefoundtohavevaginaldeliveriesotherswhohaddecidedtowait37weeksThewaitcanincreasetheseverityofthediseaseincludingseriouscomplicationsformotherandchild

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Those born with planned deliveries n Babies were healthy and had no complications compared to others. Also, the planned delivery costs are lower compared to the other methods.

However, this depends on the health and other complications of the woman. It is important to hear what your doctor says about this problem.